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[Albion] Penalties...Glens the man now?



Mo Gosfield

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Aug 11, 2010
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Hughton said yesterday that there are three nominated penalty takers. We know who two of them are. Haven't got a clue about the third.
 




SussexSeahawk

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Jun 2, 2016
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I was amazed it wasn't Ali for the 2nd to be honest. Had an excellent record in Holland, and always put them top corner (which all the stats say, if you can do without missing, very rarely get saved).
 


jonny.rainbow

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Oct 29, 2005
6,846
Perhaps try Propper in training as for all his good play that seems the only way he will score a goal.

At half time on Tuesday night, a few of the subs took a few shots from the penalty spot with no keeper to beat. Propper hit the bar.
 








studio150

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Jul 30, 2011
30,229
On the Border
As long as we don't bring back Ryan Harley

Also hopefully not



based on this video


I reckon we need a poll on who is the 3rd nominated penalty taker
 


Acker79

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Nov 15, 2008
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It seems like it's only Brighton fans that think it was an awful penalty. The comments I've seen on sky seem to be more about praising the save. I'm not saying "the experts on tv" are saying it was a great penalty, but it's not unusual to see worse ones. Perhaps the blue tinted specs have made it seem worse because of the effect it had on the result.

I would also point out that the man many feel most comfortable with taking penalties for us, Hemed, also failed to score a couple of his penalties.

Some people are a bit too reactionary when it comes to penalties. You missed so it was the worst penalty ever and you should never go near a penalty kick again, and the previous ones you scored were lucky that the keeper didn't do enough, etc. This guy just scored one, so he should take them all from now on even though he failed to score his last two (including one that missed the goal as bad as March did his one on one...
 


BensGrandad

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Jul 13, 2003
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It seems like it's only Brighton fans that think it was an awful penalty. The comments I've seen on sky seem to be more about praising the save. I'm not saying "the experts on tv" are saying it was a great penalty, but it's not unusual to see worse ones. Perhaps the blue tinted specs have made it seem worse because of the effect it had on the result.

I would also point out that the man many feel most comfortable with taking penalties for us, Hemed, also failed to score a couple of his penalties.

Some people are a bit too reactionary when it comes to penalties. You missed so it was the worst penalty ever and you should never go near a penalty kick again, and the previous ones you scored were lucky that the keeper didn't do enough, etc. This guy just scored one, so he should take them all from now on even though he failed to score his last two (including one that missed the goal as bad as March did his one on one...


I think that the reason for our disappointment was that he made it so obvious where he was going to put it prio to actually kicking it so it was easy for the keeper to guess correctly. With little power on it the rest was easy.
 




brightn'ove

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Apr 12, 2011
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It seems like it's only Brighton fans that think it was an awful penalty. The comments I've seen on sky seem to be more about praising the save. I'm not saying "the experts on tv" are saying it was a great penalty, but it's not unusual to see worse ones. Perhaps the blue tinted specs have made it seem worse because of the effect it had on the result.

I would also point out that the man many feel most comfortable with taking penalties for us, Hemed, also failed to score a couple of his penalties.

Some people are a bit too reactionary when it comes to penalties. You missed so it was the worst penalty ever and you should never go near a penalty kick again, and the previous ones you scored were lucky that the keeper didn't do enough, etc. This guy just scored one, so he should take them all from now on even though he failed to score his last two (including one that missed the goal as bad as March did his one on one...

Except the two penalties that gross has scored also were actually quite poor, both nearly saved. He just doesn’t seem confident in taking them.
 


Acker79

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Nov 15, 2008
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Except the two penalties that gross has scored also were actually quite poor, both nearly saved. He just doesn’t seem confident in taking them.

It seems like it's only Brighton fans that think it was an awful penalty. The comments I've seen on sky seem to be more about praising the save. I'm not saying "the experts on tv" are saying it was a great penalty, but it's not unusual to see worse ones. Perhaps the blue tinted specs have made it seem worse because of the effect it had on the result.

I would also point out that the man many feel most comfortable with taking penalties for us, Hemed, also failed to score a couple of his penalties.

Some people are a bit too reactionary when it comes to penalties. You missed so it was the worst penalty ever and you should never go near a penalty kick again, and the previous ones you scored were lucky that the keeper didn't do enough, etc. This guy just scored one, so he should take them all from now on even though he failed to score his last two (including one that missed the goal as bad as March did his one on one...

:kiss:
 








portslade seagull

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Jul 19, 2003
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Gross's two penalties have been very poor. Both straight at the keeper one luckily went in the other was a pass back.
 








Thunder Bolt

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It seems like it's only Brighton fans that think it was an awful penalty. The comments I've seen on sky seem to be more about praising the save. I'm not saying "the experts on tv" are saying it was a great penalty, but it's not unusual to see worse ones. Perhaps the blue tinted specs have made it seem worse because of the effect it had on the result.

I would also point out that the man many feel most comfortable with taking penalties for us, Hemed, also failed to score a couple of his penalties.

Some people are a bit too reactionary when it comes to penalties. You missed so it was the worst penalty ever and you should never go near a penalty kick again, and the previous ones you scored were lucky that the keeper didn't do enough, etc. This guy just scored one, so he should take them all from now on even though he failed to score his last two (including one that missed the goal as bad as March did his one on one...

MOTD and the commentary on Seagulls Tv also praised the save rather than criticise the penalty. I'm not sure there was a lot of power in the shot, but it wasn't 'poor'.
 


GT49er

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Feb 1, 2009
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Wasn't Hughton asked about penalty takers on TV (MOTD, I think)? I thought he said something abut there being three.....................didn't give a clue about who was the third though.
 


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Gross has taken two penalties this season, and both have been bloody terrible. He was lucky against United, but found out yesterday. We need to let Murray take them, unless he's not on the field.
I put PG's penalty down to a good save it wasn't the same as his first which was awful.

Also didn't GM miss an awful pen last year??? He has the Pen shirt at the moment, but I wouldn't rule out Gross taking more.

Like other's have said before, Tomer was the man to take a Pen.
 




Billy the Fish

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Oct 18, 2005
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Haywards Heath
I think that the reason for our disappointment was that he made it so obvious where he was going to put it prio to actually kicking it so it was easy for the keeper to guess correctly. With little power on it the rest was easy.

Spot on.

It was an awful penalty. His body shape and run up made it so obvious that he was putting it in that corner, the keeper had forever to put a big dive in.

It's lazy punditry to say it was good because it was in the corner. These days the best penalty takers can disguise what they're doing and practically roll the ball in because they know the keeper won't be there.
 


BensGrandad

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Jul 13, 2003
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Haywards Heath
Bettinelli is known to be a good penalty kick saver by anticipating and diving so the obvious answer, knowing he would dive, was to hit it hard straight down the middle.
 


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